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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

CHINESE WOMEN TO BE SENT HOME-Orders
were made In the United states Circuit Court and
district courts In San Francisco yesterday with
drawing the wits of habeas corpus In the OF
over NIFTY Chinese women who arrived there
recently, and remand1ng the women to the custody
OF the steamship company to be taken back to
China The orders were made at the request of
The counsel for the women. The women are those
who were detained by order OF the collector OF the
port on the ground that they were imported for
immoral purposes, concerning whom there has
been considerable controversy between the Circuit
Court and customs officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

PHILADELPHIA THEATER Recommendations
10 O'Clock last night fire, caused by spontaneous
combustion, broke out in the furnishing room on
the top Moor OF Allen Bros furniture store on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, causing a loss OF
$4,000 on the stock, and the building suffered TO
The extent OF $4,000. Aliens place is next door
10 the east OF the Chestnut-Street Theater, and
the second act OF "ErIninie" was on 1t was
deemed advisable to stop the performance. and
the house was emptied quietly and without acct
dent or incident
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Wants a Paper.

From the New York Sun.
1t has been rumored in Jersey City for some
days that Congressman William Walter Phelps Is
negotiating for the purchase OF a Sunday news
paper, which he intends to turn into republican
daily. The owner OF the paper referred to does not
deny the truth OF the rumor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

BIG BALTIMORE AND OHIO MORTGAGE A
mortgage from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company to the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company OF Baltimore was placed on record In the
clerks ONCE OF the superior Court in that city yes
terday afternoon This Is the consolidated mort
gage OF 500. GOO, 900, which has TO be recorded In
Baltimore and in every county through which the
road passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

USREQUITED LOVE AND SUICIDR.-The dead body
OF Rebecca Hostuller was found suspended to a
beam in the barnOf Jesse Curry, with whose fam
lily she was living, at Barton, WetZel County, w
Va, Sunday night Some weeks ago the young
preyed upon her mind that her friends became
alarmed about her sanity. Sunday she managed
to escape observation, and, going TO the barn. Slip
ped rope around her neck, fastened 1t to q BEAM
and hung herself
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They Can Sell 10 Minors.

CHICAGO SALOON-kEEPERS REJOICING OVER JUDGE 8
DECISION.
Judge McAllister in Chicago yesterday decided
that the city ordinance prohibiting the sale of
liquor to minors was void A few days ago oscar
Matthia, who keeps a concert saloon, was arrested
for selling wine to Linnie st. Clair, sixteen-year-
old girl, who was abducted by young man whom
She had met in concert saloons. Matthia applied
for release under the habeas corpus act. The
judge held that the portion OF the ordinance which
revokeS salOon-keeper'S license on a second Of
Tense is unconstitutional Among the grounds for
this opinion are that the general Incorporation
act does not give the city council power TO pass
such an ordinance The act gives the council
power to levy fines not to exceed 900, and i'm
prison the offender not TO exceed six months. For
fixture OF license Is neither fine nor Imprisonment.
Again, the dramshop act provides punishment
TO SaloOn-keeper5 selling to minors except in cases
where the minor brings written request from the
parent. The ordinance punished the seller or
gtver away of drink regardless OF such request,
thereby cOntravening the statute. Matthia was
discharged and the decision gives great Joy to the
SalOOn-keeperS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

Something About the Two Pu~iltst
Who Wet ON Monday I'm France.

the real name Of jake Kilrain, who fought such
game fight with Jem Smith In France on Nom
day, is John Joseph Killien. He was born In
Greenport, Columbia County, n. Y, on February
9, 1853. He now halls from Boston, He got his
INST taste OF blood while working In rolling mill
at sonmerville, Mass. The men, he says imposed
on him because he was gawky country boy. but
after whipping three OF them-one at a time.
OF coursein regular ring battles he was not both
cred by his fellow workmen. In 1883 Kurain be.
gan LIE as pugilist working as trainer ior the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

DYNAMITE IN AN Iowa TOwN.-At MarshalltOwn
Iowa, workmen in the new Opera House yesterday
morning found a gas-pipe bomb with fuse at
tached In an unfinished brick fiue In the after
noon the Officers took the bomb to the outskirts OF
the city, placed 10 under the roots of large tree
and lighted the fuse 1t exploded with terrific
force tearing the trees In the vicinity to shreds
and sDlinferS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

MURDER WITH A BASEBALL BAT.-Wm. f. Cole a
boy, who while an inmate OF the House OF Refuge
In New York, in June last, killed Moses j. Speights
Keeper, with baseball bat, pleaded guilty yes
terday or manSlaughter I'm the first degree. Fred
erck Wesley, another boy who was In the conspi-
racy with cole TO escape, was permitted to plead
guilty OF manSlaughter in the second degree. They
were renamed for sentence on Friday. Henry
Bernard and Geo. NJ. Smith, who were indicted
with Cole and Wesley, Will probably be allowed to
go free, as there is no positive proof OF their guilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

DEATH OF AN Ex-CONGRRssMAN-The Pioneer
Press, OF st. Paul, Minn., learns from DeadwOOd
that Bernard G. Caulfed, ex-member of Congress
from the Chicago district died there yesterday
been itentined at Washington recently with the
movement 70 have the Sioux reservation opened.
and two years ago was prominently mentioned as
q candidate for governor OF Dakota
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OKLAHOMA BOOMERS GETTING RE.Dy IN FIcur -

OKLAHOMA BOOMERS GETTING READY TO FIGHT
Investigation at the headquarters OF the Oklahoma
Boomers in Wichita Kan, shows that many re-
cruitS are paying SO each to become members OF
the Oklahoma Settlers Association. Though Sc
crecy Is TO be preserved II has developed that the
Intention is TO raise at least 5000 stand OF arms
and should Congress not throw open the coveted
land by April IA. the leaders will take forcible
possession and resist any attempt to dslodge them
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Murdered ON q COWcatcher.
ROBBED BY rRANPs AND THROWN FROM A rov,,,
TRAIN DOWN A RAyINr AN'

telegram 10 the New York Herald from Omaha,
Neb., Dec. Is, says: Frank Novatny. mechan,c
employed at the Union Pacific shops received two
weeks pay last night. Between and 10 o'clo.K he
got ON the cowcatcher OF a train with two other
men as II slowed up before starting the bridge
10 council BUTTS, with the intention OF STEALING
RIDE across When the train was about two thifsfs
way over the engineer saw Novatny fan thrOuoh
other two men jumped and landed safely on the
stringers OF the bridge. The engine was stopped.
ana the engineer, conductor and the other two
men went below. The two tramps promised IN
stay oy the corpse while the other two went FOR a
stretcher. When they returned the other TWO
watch, which train men had seen In his nosEer
and all his money were missing. It is thought the
Two men threw him from the cOwcatcher
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Henry s. Ives, the young nnancier who vas ala
charged from custody In New York Saturiav ss
state0 ID The STAR, says he viii institute nm
ceoungs against Dexter Cas- (Who charTed
nun VIII larceny. claiming 100000 Tor malics6us
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WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATEON BLADENS BU RG ROAD NEAR
WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COMPANIES
WORKS
By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing datesa&
and recorded in liber No l2O7, folio 400 of the--
land records of the District of Columbia, sell
Of public auction in front of the premises TUES
DAY, the TMENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
following described real estate situate in the county
of Washington District of Columbia to wit All those
certain pieces parcels of land known and described
as lots numbered one hund' ed and fifteen Ql5) and
one hundred and twenty-five u22) in Waggamans
subdivision of part of Long Meadows.
Terms of sale cash One hundred dollars will be
quired property is bid of All Conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost II terms not
complied with in seven days the property will be re-
sold at the risk and of the defaung purchaser
j. E. YOUNG,
THOMAS ". FOWLER,
d13-tu, tn, s,&ds Trustees.
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FOR KILLING CANARY BIRDs.-MisS Inex Van
Zant was sentenced to one month In the peniten-
tiary In New York yesterday for killing two canary
birds OF Miss Fanny Sickle5. She was prosecuted
by the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70
Animals. Miss Van Zant boarded in the same
house with Miss Sickles, and, having Quarreied
with her, obtained revenge by cutting her enemy's
pets In two with a carving knife
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EARL CAIRNS RICH BRIDE.-A cablegram to The
STAR yesterday reported the marriage OF Earl
Cairns TO Miss Olive Berens second daughter OF AL
exander BerenS, OF Manchester. New York
World special from London says: ''The bride be-
longs to a very wealthy Hebrew family in Man.
chester ana brings to Earl Cairns dowry of $780,
0O0 which more than cOmpensates for his losses in
connection with his unfortunate engagements to
Miss ForteScue, the actress, and Miss Adele Grant,
OF New York. Countess Cairns Will probably re-
ceive large legacieS from time to time In the event
of her surviving some OF her elder relatives. Tie
which is just now becoming a fashionable winter
resort
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4 ssi-an,i.r Before He Was Twenty.

SPKISGFIsID, No, Dec. 2O.-,John Rsnfro, nine
teen years OLD. was committed 10 jail by Justice
Evans for confessed blgamy. Two years ago he
married a young lady In webster county. grow
ing tired OF her. he came TO Springfield, and mar
Ned Miss Alice williams the first OF the present
month. The CT OF his having another wife was
accidentally discovered by the last wifeis step
or his crime.
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The New south.

From the Oconee Enterprise.
There is negro woman living in Watkinsyille
that has become the mother Of i've children within
eleven months
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Boston special says: Carney halls NcAultffe's
proposition WITH delight. He win night for s, 600
"A side, or 81 a side
MN Florence X. snow, alias Hin. OF WATERFOWL,
Mass. Is charged with drawing a pension rs the
widow OF C1arles Il. snow at the rate OF sl2 per
Amos Eli since 1860.
Joseph knight, who was committed to prison In
Philadephl2 on THURSDAY, In default OF $35, 900
ball 20 answer the charge OF emDezIiin1 sfloOO
from The Aanufactnrers' National Bank, was ad-
Lnitted 70 ball saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-20

BOTH PRINCIPALS IN STREET DUEL KuIxp-At
FarmeHville, La, personal difficulty OCCURRED
last evening" by which two prominent cittzsns iost
their lives There had been bad blood betweer
Judge ]. Z. Trtmble and Jas A. Ramsey for some
question involving the veracity OF one OF both OF
the men. They met at the front door OF J. Stein q
Co store Hot words were spoken and both drew
thelr pistols Five or six shots were fIrp,i ana
both tell back dead. Both men leave fauiies
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DoN,r BE SELFISH,

DoN,r BE SELFISH,
But open your hearts and purses with simultaneous
snap and let your dear and friends know that
have not forgotten them.
DO BE KIND
and spend few dollars in manner that will bring
Joy and pleasure both to the giver and recipient
GIVE FREELY.
and let advise you what TO give. Let IL be some
thing selected from our immense and perfect stock Of
suitable goods for gtfts. We have beautiful line Of
OvERCOATS, SwALLOw-TAIL AND PRINCE AL
BERT SUITS FOUR-BUTTON CUTAwAY AND
SACK SUITS: SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN. BOYS
AND CHILDREN: DRESS SHIRTS. PLAIN AND
FANCY BOSOM; GLOVES FOR DRESS. STREET
OR DRIVING; UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY. ALL
STYLES OF NECK DRESSING. SILK AND LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. SILK UMBRELLAA GOLD
AND SILVER MOUNTED: SMOKING JACKETS,
NUFFLERS, &c
NOAH WALLER co,
dl6 625 Pennsylvania ave.
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LOCAL OPTION IN MIssOURL-The st. Louis pro-
hibtionists are In high glee over the decision of
the State supreme Court yesterday establishing
the consttutionality OF the locaOptiOn law passed
by the last legislature. The decision is against
that OF the lower court, and establishes prohibit
ton in thirty-four Of the ffty-one counties that
have voted on the question, and in eleven OF the
sixteen towns and cities that have voted on 1t.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MovEaENTs-THI
~ many friends and patisnts of Prof y T. osBAI.-
New York city. viii be pleased hesr his return "a
Washington for the winter $40 18th 81 Pstien0
I disi% M 'he'f own A'las, o0nsu''1'a' ne"
Ab Inn s,l MAY ooNsULT MADANE sELDEN
- tne most expsr1anced ladies' iht siciAn an the
Irst-claas accoinm0aatiOns for pstisa'. 600 on q
nR AND NINE sELDEN, LADfEs' PVY0iCIAN9
~ Established 1885. skilifui trsssment 1or eli sps.
s sSars Ss TOO as sS free and = n
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
ekPsrieneed female physician should CONSULT Mr..
18th and leth sts. ne Ladies only DIR
~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Lsdiss
Physician in the city.
can be consulted Daily 464 ST. between an and 9th
Prompt treatment. Correspondents and consults-
ton strictly confidential. Separate roo.as for isiiss
once always Open d12-6t'
II FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BRoTHEas, 300 B ST.
~ W, APPEARED before me and made cath that he 10
the 0des, ErHert Specialist in the city,
Of men and furnish medicine or no charge consuIis,
ton and advice free q any hour during ths day sub
% Se..r sf Pubs ii IN sSa t61 sss
DIT,r,c. q Columbia this 50 dag q july. 1856.
AgME DE FOREST. LoN0-EsTABLTsHEp AND
M reliable ladies' Physician can be consulted daily
q her RESIDENCE s9l y 81 u W. Ones hosrs from
70 y - Ia Win Lauesonly- n3O-lm'
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
DR. BROTHERS. is the oldest establis he'd sdvertis-
ing LADIES' Physician in this city IAles, you can
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS, 90 b ST. q a.
Particular attention paid 20 all diseases peculiar q
iISiss Married or SINGLE fOrt' se.rs experience
LoR INFORMATION CONCERNING A RETIRED
ss and sr % h9ns fSr ase, Il G91pe
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MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
Uk or two Of DIR BROTHERS. InvigOrnting Cordial
viii any Of debility and loss Of
power 1t nparts vigor the whole system Male %
female. 900 stsw. p17-lms
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
lVstandkrd remedy for all blood diseases causing
throat nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cured
IN forty eight hours. Price, e3 per box
DIR DODD'S NERvINE NO permanently cures
natural weakness loss OF vitality debility kos
&c. Price, 81 Sent sealed by mail For sale at
my1l-1y STANDIFORb's. cor. 9th and y nv.
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A NEW BISHOP OF DETROIT.-A Rome dispatch
says: new bishop or Detroit viii be appointed
early In January. commission OF cardinals will
be delegated by the propaganda to select bishop
from three ecclesiaSt.cS who have been nominated
The names OF the candidates are kept strictly
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BOWLING, Auctioneer

SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF FIVE CASKS OF AS
SORTED CRoCkERl, COMPRISING TWENTY
-FOUR TOILET Sis CUsPADoRES. CUPS
AND SAUCERS, TEAPoTs, JUGS, SALADS,
&c, &c. ALSO ONE HUNDRED FANCY GAS
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-F1hST, 1887. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
within my Auction Rooms, shall sell q laree consigu-
ent Of the above goods to which the attention Of the
trade is directed
dl9-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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THIS EVENING.

A UCTION!-AUCTIONi-AU
I will sell at my Store, 1907 9TH ct. NV commenc-
ing THURSpAY. DECEMBER FIFTEENTH, Iss5, at
sale viii consist Of large stock Of Gold and Silver
Watches Diamonds, Plain Gold and Set Rings. solid
4ne Jewery sold at auction suitable for the holt
days. Ladies are invited Don't forget the No., 1907
9TH st nv r. SELIN6ER, Jeweler and Broker.
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer. dl5-9ts
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A KIND AND RATHER COSTLY WAY OF INDUCING
CHILDREN TO BIZ NICE
The New York Sun says: There Is q system OF
discipline practised in many New York and
Brooklyn families similar to that used In the
public schools. and Mr.. Maurice +. Holahan, chief
OF the special Treasury agents, the proud father
OF seven blooming children, and In whose family
the system Is practised, yesterday explained it.
marx for appearing on time at breakfast. They
are marked for their personal appearance and
manners at the table. They are marked accord
and until they go to bed. One demerit marx In
school takes away two merit marks at home. The
81 tine
thing costing s., and the one with the highest
marks at the end OF the year can have anything
gold watches and expect to buy some more. The
children? Why, they think the system IS charm.
Ing 1t does away with rattan and cross words"
The Fatal Gas Jet.
TWO LADIES FOUND DEAD IN BED AFTER BLOWING OUT
THR LIGHT
Mrs. Thompson, well-known lady of Chico,
Cal, came to San Francisco last week to shop for
Christmas She brought her beautiful young niece
with her. The two ladies took rooms in private
lodging house: Friday morning they were found
clasped In each others arms dead in bed. The
the jet projecting from the wall above her head.
There is much distress In Chico at the tragedy.
----->O>-----
BlOOdless Warfare.
AN ELECTRICIAN MAKES AN EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS
TON TO FUTURE COMBATANTS.
From the London Times.
Mr.. Edward Weston, the electrician, says: at is
well known that the nitrate OF amyl possesses the
power OF causing insensibility very quickly in
human being breathing its fumes. The effect is
equivalent temporarily to paralyric stroke. NOW,
nitrate OF amyl Is very cheap and plentiful pro-
pose to fire shells filled with this chemical instead
OF gunpowder. 1t will not be necessary to pene-
trate ship. FEW gallons OF this nitrate dashed
on the deck OF a war ship would soon render her
crew helpless. The most powerful ironclads would
be even more vulnerable than the light cruisers,
for they would be sucking down great draughtS OF
air through their artificial ventilators and the
odor would thus rapidly permeate the whole ship.
The whole crew being rendered helpless for an
hour or two, the ship could, of course be towed
into safe spot, while the captors ventilated her
and removed the in5enSible men,
Sport i'm the wild West.
From the Nebraska State Journal.
Intellectual giants will now tramp forty or fifty
miles Juggling gun weighing a ton or so in order
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kIILED IN ATTEMPTING A COWBOY FEAr.-Otto
Sehlttner. who resided In the southern part OF ST.
LOUIS met A kOrriOle death sunday on LAME
s-rett While under the influence OF liquor he
tru 70 prove 10 some OF his friends that ne could
roe a horse as Well as any cowboy. He was
riding &C null speed 10 oick up hts hat from the
ground His weight was TOO much for the pony,
ahd as ne leaned over the animal stumbled, and
the two fell together rider unferuearh. Schift-
ner received Injuries from which he died a few
hours later, Dat the pony was not seriously hurt.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
ON STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS.
Under and by virtue of certain deed of trust re-
corded in Lber No. $50 folio SO, Of the land
ords for the District of Columbia, the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction in front of the
ises, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, ON SATURDAY, THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887, the
following described real estate in the city of Washing
ton d. c. to vat; All that part Of lots numbered two
CO. three 80. four "a. and five (5 In the recorded sub
division of square No 435 beginning south street
5SH feet east from the southwestern Of said
square. and thence running east IL feet inches,
thence north 95 feet thence west IL feet inches,
thence south IS feet to the beginning, with the
Provements thereon consisting Of two-story brick
house.
Terms Of sale: One-th cash. and the balance in
and two years. with interest at six per per
annum, payable semi annually, secured by deed Of
trust the premises all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. II the terms not complied with in
days. the trustee the right to resell the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser All con-
veyancing at the purchasers cost deposit of SlOO
will be required At the time OF sale.
d12-dts GEORGE j. SEUFFERLE, Trustee.
eTTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the storm Until THURSDAY, DECEM-
BIER TwENTY-SECOND. 1887. SAME HOUR aud
PLACE. By order of the trustee.
d19-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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BlOOdless Warfare.
Sport in the wild Yves,

Sport i'm the wild West.
From the Nebraska State Journal
Intellectual giants Will now tramp forty or fifty
miles Juggling gun weighing ton or so in order
to shoot rabbit that will sell at the grocery stores
for 10 cents
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BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS AND
FURNITURE, NEAR UNlONTowN, ID. 1.
BY virtue of an order of sale from the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia holding a special
Orphans Court business. L will sell on WEDNESDAY,,
the TwENTY-FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER A. ID,
premises Good Hope, ID. c." q lot Of Household
Goods Black smith Tools, &C.
Terms cash.
MOTLEY ANDERSON,
d11 3t Executor of estate of Thomas Anderson decd
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Ii THr Moon

Ii Tn Moon
times 20 sweep the mold of is face with broom but
inasmuch as science has demonstrated that the prsd
beautiful face. set IN . sea Of gold,
Looks down upon 1t night,
floodlne the earth with . soft mellow light
ordinary galAntry demands that all resercnce, hoe.
ever remote % this luminous orb should Be. In d
srssaisos tia ana nSs :, III
Turning from things celestial 70 things tsesta pas
u5s. which di..lPsss The shsd0~s and vs ma ShSS
Dopcher lhocswhsre e buy z nne overcost Of osn.
nng and BODY nnins % double warp serge psfscs
VII yI6T0E kDLEE vii 'su you Just such sssr.
Donshs5 anosTxns,s e g for nDs p.s: Over
ssan sssys Lining and mn serge body iinins tSs Al z
To vicToR z ApIEk.s Of course hen M u. bu
ct the trifing cost Of el4,lo
& ,Sdoe RI 1.:: co.
lar and full satin lined. e al455: -
HOUSE.
We hold that I, Pays everybody 20 Pstroniss piscs
sassa osS.. NJ: NE ssss
% Sis can buy Hsscn ovos
AZ atwood dark gray Overcast with SIN f.cinsa -
Ss.yy c.. . .sscrn- oy..co.. e $50
a h:adsoms hshtwssht Melton Ovsrcost sll-vooE
Gys-oo
And anything else usually found In hrstclam Cloth
TX aSr. so q Rropefonsse pre- go DIDN'T ssoy
tins valusble Information and 20 II once 20
VICTOR T. ADLER's
10 Per Gent Clothing House 10
81 and 9SS 9Th It. NV corner mAenAchu1oth ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturday until IL pm. dl3
KnKs
Elegant
6ilverWare.
Pitcher
bowla,
uaaketa,
Wa1tera
spoonA Forkh
Iea aud D1nner 6ery3caa
with countless variety Of smaller o6ocs brnufzf1
made q very low pg1ces.
R1tsss. PeaiaA knss.idH.
kapphirea,
watches.
JewUlKy.
Plated Wara
r! az e q apest qualify md q ~ ios~ssprs
sAnuEx KrRK ooM
n2s-ln u4 D.'ure- ss.sa 1ax- -